The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-06-01

Ht.ur..:<tr Mrs. Judge McLeary's mother is visit
]ts*~%*"""' ing Bozenan and will visit the National
,rrsn.y. Park in company with the Judge and
10 her daughter this summer.
The anatomical museum is at Living
LIE. ~ingston, and the Enterprise says that it
contains objects of such a nature as to
, RAILROAD cause a blush upon the countenance of a
brass monkey.
Ex-Governor Hauser is expected in
-..... 3N p. m. Helena this week from a visit to New
"".. 1882 p. m. York. II is stated that he has made ar
light. engagements to build the Red Bluff road
.-"- $50 a. IN. from some point at or near Three Forks.
...-...l 1905 a. m. --
.nvss The NJ. f. church was crowded on
1910 u m. Monday night to listen to Major Geo. o.
....l a@ p. m. Eaton's address, standing room being at
HIGHT. a premium. The Glee Club also assisted
. $40 p. m very materially in the evenings enter.
.-m.. 800 p. m. tainment.
W Edmonia Lewis, the sculptor, is colored.
- Overcoming the prejudice of her sex and
color and selEeducated, Miss Lewis is
D. now successfully pursuing her profession
,u,ss hand in Italy. She is a sister of Sam Lewis
of Bozeman.
The Reading Room trustees have rent.
= ed two rooms in the postofice building
increase Ill and will move in as soon as possible. In
the meanwhile the CHRONICLE will move
the Montana It's heavy machinery to the reading room
building and hopes to print its next edi-
ton in its new quarters.
We would suggest that the court house
.-,.s lots be fenced with iron, and the prison
ers, when there are any, be made to
- adorn the grounds with trees, and an eff
led, May oath fort be made to have the grass grow on
gston. the lots. It would add much to the beau-
!. bu;l1,ny 81 ty of the structures enclosed.
Trains on the Northern Pacific are
= ,,o,tbs i, delayed both east and west of Bozeman.
,ha .or-;to,y At the Muilan tunnel a serious cave in
- the center of the tunnel compels pas
flare VIII ap' sengers and baggage to be transferred, |
fve-coiumh while at Boulder on the east the high
water has washed away a portion of the
an excellent bridge.
in TINS ISSUE Judge McLeary and Clerk Norton re-
turned from Virginia City on Thursday,
cklayers, are where the Judge has just finished a term
new house of court. This makes the second term
the Judge has held in Virginia, and the
Madisonian still speaks of him as an able
~ - and impartial judge, who it regrets to
'"s "''' have resign the bench of this district.
= Lieutenant Ed Fridley has been going
We oc'hr." Ill around this week with his neck in a
na' 'oe" sling. The other evening ONE one threw
him a hot ball from third, and instead of
g men made stopping it with his dukes the ball
o Mathews ~paralyzed his fingers and lit onto his
neck. He will hereafter devote his spare
. time to the amusement of military ma
y 'o movers
DR.. Krrse has purchased a ranch six
:. - miles from town and is now engaged in
~. n:aan outside work, besides attending to pro-
'' -""''' " fessional duties. The doctor has pro-
= cured from Judge Carson a certificate
rovements to showing that he is a regularly practicing
by him physician, as shown by documents from
week. the clerk of the court at his former resi-
k are doing aehoe III 'lnos
the park A wave of excitement struck the town
on Monday in the shape of an article
a st-ikino from a Portland German paper, which it
t;s,no This was said published an article to the eff
,roud nosses. feet that George Woodson, for many
years a resident of Bohemian, had killed
= his mistress, Upon an investigation a
the shouiu- CHRONICLE representative found that the
''er'is7iheht item referred to a negro named Woods,
10 'ihes anu who killed his wife some weeks ago at
Pocatello,
was recently A large party of squirrel hunters are
Ird ana Mon camped on Camp creek, this county, and
u MS arm Is are Cleaning up" the squirrels in that
vicinity in a thorough manner, Judge
boys passed Carson has, 80 far, received from the ter
en- route to ritorial auditor about 5000 in payment
,ould "down' for some 1900 squirrel scalps. This is a
mere bagatelle, when we consider the
vast amount that has been saved to the
ave !. farmers of this county by the wholesale
. -" foaa destruction of these active pests.
Said an old railroader to the CHRoN-
IcLE yesterday: eyes, I believe that
.as"@aa an Vice-President Cakes, of the Northern
- pa.a Pacific, has resigned. You see, one of
o'h DoN Wizards last acts was to sign a contract
- employing Cakes as general manager for
us that TX" FIVE years. Time is up, and President
be placed in Harris has no love for Cakes, nor
nd the work Cakes for Harris, and the consequence
will be that one will go probably
III .,,L Oakes,"
the ground Quartermaster General Hoffman, of the
in the recent Montana National Guards, has written a
ore of 81 too. letter to Adjutant-G General Turner, re-
rcd a very questing him to muster in the Gallatin
r Decoration Valley Cavalry company as soon as pos
i, the shane sible. General Turner has replied that
q smoke bro. General Sullivan will come to Bozeman
as soon as possible, and he may arrive
to-day. In such an event the company
fyihg ior the will be called together and mustered in
Z EASTERN ap- at once.
10 frail little ---
lin nm their Mcdonald, who signed his newspaper
eiusions with Latin quotations when
last heard from was pursuing his weary
orcnaros OF way over the mountainous regions of
d. hlhng the Red Bluff afoot. Mcdonald worked for
rance. Mr. Cliff Cockrell and one day recently drop
AIKEN oil MS ped the sheperd's crook and departed on
one of Mr.. Cockrell's best horses. He
d his estima- was oyertaken by Ham Railey, COMPEL
in Liv- ed to give up the horse and after receiv-
,e creation of ing some good, forcible advice, allowed
grets having to pursue his way, instead OF being
rprise. placed in Jail.
one Gallatin The Northern Pacific and operated
n the county lines adopted the following rates on
and does stock cattle, sheep or horses, east bound,
hat anti-pro. in lots of ten cars or more, between all
stations west of the Missouri river and
east of the Cascade mountains: One
auoa "ipS hundred and fifty miles or less, 20 cents
journeys nov a Ices I;stonoa t.r,g g. IT,.
'I."n N". distance makes less. Over $50 miles not